The Settings app in Ubuntu 22.04 lets me pick a picture as my wallpaper and that's it. I can't change the tiling or aspect ratio or the background color.
The best I can get is setting a background color through console commands:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background primary-color "#222222"and then removing the picture, but I want to keep the picture. Specifically I want a centered picture on both monitors and behind it a background color of my choice. More than that though, I just want normal desktop background setting options that basically every desktop OS since Windows 95 has.
I've tried various third-party apps, but they don't work in a variety of different ways. I can use Gnome Tweaks to change the tiling of my picture, but then it switches the background color to black.
How do I get Ubuntu 22.04 to just be normal?
